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  1. Lyndon
    Anyway I look at it in another light. It's a safety item that may save my life. Lyndon
  2. Lyndon
    It was a flippent joke 🤣
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    I'm sure it's the least of my issues Lyndon
  4. Lyndon
    Kitfox. I don't intend on having the aircraft long-term. The next buyer may want it. If they wig wag I think 5, if not definitely 4. I've decided on two wires just for lights. ( Not used) I will have star burst LED under the plane installed and leave it at that I'm thinking. Thanks Lyndon
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    Thanks
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    Im pre wiring my wings and fuselage for a tail and wing tip lights. In not running any lights but want the wire for future proofing for LED lights Do I need some or all shielded. 20awg with 4 to 5 wires in each run. Any advice would be great Lyndon
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    Now that makes sense. I believe the G3X does the same thing and you feed some trim in manually. I will get it, as It also solves the relay issues with both sticks using the trim motor. Thanks Lyndon
  8. Lyndon
    I have a Yaw, Roll and Pitch servo in my Kitfox S7. The Roll and Pitch servos can be hooked up to electric trim if your aircraft has it, mine only has a trim on the Pitch. It's wired through 11,12,13,14 on the servo and runs through an expensive electrical box, then to the electric trim motor on the horizontal stabiliser. So it can command the trim motor as it requires, I'm guessing to save on load on the GSA28. With the auto pilot on or off I believe I can still manually trim via the stick through the eclectic trim. Finally my question. This is an option so do I need it. It's about $600 bucks. Thanks Lyndon
  9. Lyndon
    Yes it's an option. It holds an aluminium strip to a wooden rib. Thus gentle aluminium rivet I'm guessing. Lyndon
  10. Lyndon
    I'm after pull rivets as per the pic ? Lyndon
  11. Lyndon
    10 would be great. Of course I will pay for the postage and the rivets. Thanks Lyndon
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  13. Lyndon
    They are a soft aluminium rivet from memory In the manual it reads as I have written the dimensions. Lyndon
  14. Lyndon
    They don't have apparently
  15. Lyndon
    I need some 3/32 x 1/8 aluminium rivets. I'm only short a few. Best option in Australia Thanks Lyndon
  16. Lyndon
    Was that enough to wire up your job ?
  17. Lyndon
    Yes, I know zero on these tools. From what I can see $270 is needed for a crimper, so I'm guessing it's too cheap
  18. Lyndon
    Will these work. One off use, one build only. I need the type for the Garmin pins and wire strippers. I need to wire a complete plane. Thoughts Thanks Lyndon
  19. Lyndon
    Perfect thanks
  20. Lyndon
    I'm doing a cargo area. Bolted into a chrome moly frame. Bunnings, a caravan builder or speciality aircraft wood. I'm after the lightest strongest available with cost In mind. It's not structural. Thanks Lyndon
  21. Lyndon
    Absolutely I'm a bike nut
  22. Lyndon
    Inventory all done. I've started on a token part. The easiest I think Lyndon
  23. Lyndon
    All within budget. Not my first build. Lyndon
  24. Lyndon
    Arrived in perfect condition. Unpacked and box dismantled in two and quarter hrs. Now for inventory Lyndon
  25. Lyndon
    Tails as in a Kitfox
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